From this 'globalized' ontology, most globalists view the process of globalization as a positive expansion of the global market, which is supported by an exponential growth in economic transactions [ 5], trade [ 23], foreign investment [ 24], labor mobility and the growth of multinational corporations [ 25].
The protests themselves have become global movements, and one of their clearest objectives is the democratization of globalizing processes.
Right now salaries are high to pay the per diem of globalizing the workforce.
In the face of globalizing forces that enable communities to expand their range of exploitation beyond local carrying capacity, how relevant are these concepts?
A global regulatory system is needed in order to keep pace with the stampede of globalizing private corporations.
Yet the full extent of globalizing health care services (GHCS) includes government to government activity and increasingly non-governmental organizations.
Inequalities of access to and control over aspects of globalizing processes may reflect older patterns of subordination and order, even while the process produces new ones by excluding some communities from financial markets and by making others more vulnerable to its increased volatility (Hurrell and Woods 1999).
Some other countries, meanwhile, have had a head start in terms of globalizing their mobile applications, the report finds.
At Treasury, Summers helped design the crisis rescue of the newly globalizing economies of Mexico, Russia, and South Korea.
While organizations are trying to become more agile to better respond to market changes in the midst of rapidly globalizing competition by adopting service orientation commoditization of business processes, architectures, software, infrastructures and platforms they are also facing new challenges.
